Recommedations for very small terminal based file manager

ls and pwd has always worked for me :) Yes a bit of a smart aleck there, simply because I've tried and can't use a "file manager". The closest I've come was the the way the original MacIntosh worked.
 
mer said:
ls and pwd has always worked for me :) Yes a bit of a smart aleck there, simply because I've tried and can't use a "file manager". The closest I've come was the the way the original MacIntosh worked.
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I've been addicted to misc/mc for years and am hopeless without it, but what I'm looking for is some standalone program I can run from a network drive, without having to install it. misc/ytree seems to work, although I would prefer to be able to run unixtree, but I'm unable to build it.
 
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I am using FDclone(shells/fd).
It may not be so small in size, but it works /usr/local/bin/fd stand-alone.

Code: 
$ ls -l /usr/local/bin/fd
-rwxr-xr-x  2 root wheel 787640 Nov 19 10:51 /usr/local/bin/fd

$ ldd /usr/local/bin/fd
/usr/local/bin/fd:
        libtinfow.so.9 => /lib/libtinfow.so.9 (0x1a2cd8544000)
        libc.so.7 => /lib/libc.so.7 (0x1a2cd93e3000)
        [vdso] (0x1a2cd7cf4000)
Edit: Without /usr/local/bin/fd-cat.C, the message will not be displayed.
Edit:If you build by adding #define _NOCATALOG 1 to config.hin, fd-cat.C is not necessary.
 
balanga said:
which is a self contained binary?
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Static compile the port Ytree.

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Is there any reason why I can't run apps off a network rather than locally? Of course I would need to set up the environment first. Adding a network path should be straightforward but what about adding a library path and are there any other variables which would need to be added for this to work?
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